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Eating Healthy Program Fills Another Need In Our Community
Assistance League of Bellingham Fills Another Need In Our Community
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Whatcom Talk May Article: Assistance League: A Treasure in Our Community
Assistance League of Bellingham: A Treasure in Our Community
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Whatcom Talk January Article Features History of Assistance League
Learn the history of Assistance League and the many ways its Bellingham chapter volunteers have been making a difference in our communities since 1977. Read the latest Whatcom Talk story…how did…
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Whatcom Talk December Article: How is Assistance League of Bellingham Doing?
Whatcom County, You’ve Been Asking: ‘How Is Assistance League of Bellingham Doing?’
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Did You Know?
Following special Covid guidelines, Assistance League’s Hospital Patient Support program started again this fall after being…
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Whatcom Talk October Article: What is Assistance League of Bellingham’s Hospital Patient Support program?
Learn about Assistance League of Bellingham’s Hospital Patient Support program, which has served Peace Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center patients since 1999—and how you can assist by shopping at…
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Don’t Miss Whatcom Talk’s Recent Article About ALB!
Assistance League® of Bellingham: Join to Make a Difference in Your Community, Stay for the Friendships You’ll Forge
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Operation School Bell Program Clothes 2276 Students in October
Assistance League of Bellingham’s philanthropic program, OPERATION SCHOOL BELL®, clothed 2276 Whatcom County students in October. Nine clothing times were offered to qualifying K-12 students in the eight school…
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Isabel Ferris Attends Japan Seattle Suzuki Institute
As a participant in Assistance League’s ENRICHMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, Isabel Ferris had a memorable summer camp…
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Enrichment Scholarship Program Requirements
Assistance League of Bellingham offers Summer Enrichment Scholarship opportunities to Whatcom County students who are currently enrolled in grades 6-11 in a public school (or are home-schooled with a public…
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